Create a Cool 3D Ice Effect: Photoshop CS4 Extended Tutorial
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November 13th, 2009 |
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Another tutorial taken right from the August September Tutvid newsletter. Here we go ahead and work with Photoshop CS4 Extended, specifically the 3D construction and editing engine. We will create a cool abstract 3D shape which is different every time you make it and we then check out some cool techniques to convert it to a smooth icy looking shape. Really a quick neat technique. Follow me on Twitter! www.twitter.com Be sure to check out www.tutvid.com Check out the blog @ http…
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he said you need cs4 EXTENDED
That is so awesome dude, thanks!
thnx homie
AHHH, I have PS cs4 extended but I don’t see anything for 3D I don’t see any of the 3D menus! but I have cs4 extended! PLEASE HELP!!
clearly you downloaded a cracked version with the intent to learn how to use it yes?
yet you still havent mastered the whole drop down menu system on your computer, i think you should go watch some “how to use a computer [BASIC]” tutorials before you even try with such a proffesion piece of software.
ps your an idiot haha im sorry :/
hey señor tutvid xD
just a little tip to help your viewers 
i was wondering what FPS you output this video cas the mouse disappears for short periods then flashes and disappears again.
you should record/export with high setting
no, I’m not an idiot! I’m a graphic designer & Web Developer and I know how to use a computer! your an idiot saying I’m an idiot because you don’t even know me, and don’t know who or what I do! and I remember when I first installed PS that it had the 3D menu, I downloaded it from the adobe website
lol ok your right, im sorry.
after watching your videos i see your not an idiot sorry
sorry about the confusion, and you can call yourself a graphic designer if you can even find a dropdown menu in PS or make an intro using some shitty website
but your a retard
PWNED!
well thanks, I am a graphic designer then! =] (read your comment again)
and btw I’m not a retard, your the one who is a stupid retard because you can’t even find something better to do in your time then talk bad about people that your wrong about.. get a life!
P.S. you don’t even deserve to own photoshop, no matter how you got it =P because Photoshop is only for people that actually use it more and are a better designer.. (you don’t even deserve to have any access to any computer at all)
I got Photoshop CS3 on my computer and I wanna keep it…can I have Adobe Photoshop CS3 and CS4 at the same time?
yes.
yes
Yes you can
can u make a cool 3D fire effect with this tutorial. do u have to do anything different. can u just change the color
Sure u can ^^ it’s like. Can i have “Gamename” 3 and 4 ^ ^
I dont see why you would do that. I mean if you have CS4, you don’t really need CS3.
worth 5 stars
Nice vid, I’ve never really played around with the mesh creation tools yet, mainly just stuck to 3d painting. Watching this vid gave me a few more ideas.
Have you ever tried applying for a job with Adobe? I’m sure they’d pay you a great deal for making these tuts.
Sory for my English!!!
I have photoshop cs4 extended ( Legal). I have a problem when i open the 3D box it appears, but all the names are grey. that means i can’t sellect anything or do anything. What i need to do?
PLZ HELP!!! Tnx
put in a picture
Thanks alot man. awesome tutorial!
5* and subbed.
by that i am asuming you have a pic and u went to 3D options menu and its all gray?
well try selecting the layer (MAKE SURE ITS NOT LOCKED)
when i go to 3D,, new Mesh from grey scale is not highlighted. it says no 3d object selected… any idea how to solve this problem
No.
We can get the same result 2 times with the clouds.
We have 1 to 314 572 800chance if we use a 1280×960 Screen and using Black ‘n’ White, so there is 0-255 colors
Cool vid, but I can’t really use the 3d stuffs yet.
Nice to see a 3d tutorial for Photoshop!